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Television and ads have gone hand in hand basically since television was invented. What better way to get eyes on your product than to slip in a couple commercials during everyone’s favorite TV shows? And if commercials aren’t enough, what if you could put an advertisement right into the show itself? That’s where product placement […]
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Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for Fallout Season 2, Episode 5.Fallout fans generally agree that Prime Video’s series is a worthy entry in the franchise, but this week’s episode, “The Wrangler,” raises the bar by introducing a scathing new mystery for lore-obsessed fans. During Cooper Howard’s (Walton Goggins) conversation with Robert House (Justin Theroux),
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As Roger Ebert loved to say, movies are our greatest teacher of empathy. I’ve been reminding myself of that while working on these predictions for the past week, during fleeting breaks from doom scrolling. Maybe some of the movies discussed below could help teach empathy to so many Americans who seem to desperately need it.
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Warning: SPOILERS for Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Season 1, Episode 2 – “Beta Test”Star Trek: Starfleet Academy episode 2 has a hidden Easter egg homage to Captain Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks) of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, the first two episodes of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy premiered on Paramount+ to
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Every year at the Tokyo International Film Festival, the programming team makes an effort to champion emerging talent that challenges preconceived notions of what Japanese cinema is or can be. Through their Women’s Empowerment and Nippon Cinema Now strands, the festival often showcases new work from female and non-binary filmmakers who bring their unique worldview
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is coming in behind expectations as the sole new wide entry at the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday box office, where holdover Avatar: Fire and Ash will win the four-day weekend. Sony’s The Bone Temple is looking to notch $15 million during the four-day frame, and a $13 million
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Another twist has emerged in the casting drama surrounding the third installment of the legendary Don series. Reports of Ranveer Singh‘s departure have fuelled conjecture that Shah Rukh Khan, the franchise’s original lead, may be returning to the project. According to recent sources, the superstar was reportedly ready to play the titular anti-hero again, as long as Jawan filmmaker Atlee was
T he world of vintage media collecting has many fascinating niches, but few are as captivating as collecting laserdiscs. These large, shiny discs were once the pinnacle of home video technology, offering superior picture and sound quality compared to VHS tapes. Today, they have become prized possessions for enthusiasts who appreciate their unique charm and
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In 1982, Sean Young became cinema’s most unforgettable artificial woman. As Rachael in Blade Runner, she embodied something Hollywood hadn’t quite seen before—glacial beauty concealing mechanical vulnerability, seductive poise masking existential terror. She wasn’t just acting opposite Harrison Ford. She was defining sci-fi femininity for a generation. By the mid-90s, the industry had rewritten her
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Festivals: Kingdom (2025) by Michal Ciechomski: When survival inherits violence, obedience becomes a moral debt top of page bottom of page
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